Parkinson's Disease Therapy
Specialized Physical Therapy to Help You Keep Moving with Confidence
Living with Parkinson's disease doesn't mean giving up the activities you enjoy. Research shows that regular, appropriately challenging exercise can improve mobility, balance, strength, and quality of life while helping you stay independent longer.
At ProActive Therapy and Wellness, we provide one-on-one physical therapy and Parkinson's-specific exercise programs tailored to your individual goals, abilities, and stage of the disease.
How Physical Therapy Can Help
Treatment is designed to address the movement challenges commonly associated with Parkinson's disease, including:
Walking and gait changes
Balance and fall prevention
Stiffness and reduced flexibility
Difficulty with turning and transfers
Freezing of gait
Posture and strength
Bed mobility and getting on and off the floor
Your program may incorporate evidence-based techniques from LSVT BIG®, PWR!Moves®, and Rock Steady Boxing® principles, along with functional exercises that make everyday activities easier.
Parkinson's Fitness Classes
In addition to individual therapy, we offer Parkinson's Fitness classes in a supportive group setting. Classes combine strength, balance, flexibility, large-amplitude movements, and cognitive challenges to help you move more confidently while enjoying the motivation and camaraderie of exercising with others.
Why Early Treatment Matters
Physical therapy isn't just for later stages of Parkinson's. Starting early can help you:
Maintain mobility and flexibility
Improve balance and reduce fall risk
Build strength and endurance
Develop strategies to manage freezing and other movement challenges
Stay active and independent for as long as possible
Why Choose ProActive Therapy and Wellness?
You'll receive one-on-one care from a physical therapist with advanced training in Parkinson's disease and more than 30 years of experience helping older adults improve movement and maintain independence. Every treatment plan is personalized to help you continue doing the activities that matter most to you.
Ready to Keep Moving?
Whether you've recently been diagnosed or have been living with Parkinson's for years, it's never too early—or too late—to benefit from specialized physical therapy.